Athletic standout killed in Asbury Park shooting was a ‘shining star’
ASBURY PARK — Jamar Small had defied the odds that were stacked against him — until he was gunned down Sunday on a city street in broad daylight. The 24-year-old from Asbury Park had just earned a degree in business administration from Texas Southern University where he also played on the football team. Small was on…
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On behalf of the Trinity Advisory Board, we wish to extend our deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Jamar Small.
Having defied the odds, his loss of life when it appeared his courage and hard work was just beginning to take hold, deeply saddens us all.
May Almighty God comfort all those whose hearts are broken over this tremendous loss.
Peter Grandich
Managing Member, Trinity Financial, Sports & Entertainment Management Co.